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Chapter II — The man Between
Chapter II begins in the comfortable dining room of the Rawdon residence, where the Judge’s deliberate silence adds weight to the evening's mood. Everyone senses that something important is on his mind, and when he finally reveals the upcoming visit of Frederick Mostyn from England, the announcement ripples through the table. This news, while modest in tone, brings forth a tangle of emotions—from curiosity to hesitation. Mostyn, a relative from the Judge’s mother’s lineage, represents more than…-
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A Strange Disappearance
A Strange Disappearance by Anna Katherine Green is a mystery novel that follows detective Ebenezer Gryce as he investigates the baffling case of a woman’s sudden disappearance, uncovering secrets and puzzling clues along the way.-
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49. Disguises
Disguises played a key role in the courtroom drama of 1970, when a witness named Larry Price, a modestly dressed Trailways bus driver, took the stand to discuss the events surrounding Chase’s death. Price’s testimony, under the direction of prosecutor Eric, aimed to strengthen the narrative that it was possible for someone to travel between Greenville and Barkley Cove in a single evening. Price, who had driven that very route the night of Chase’s death, also made it clear that none of the passengers…-
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Holly Gibney remains completely absorbed in her investigation, her sharp instincts guiding her toward details that others might dismiss as irrelevant. In Chapter 36, a call from Randy Holsten shifts her focus, as he casually mentions that Bonnie, the girl at the center of Holly’s case, once played the role of a Christmas elf at a holiday gathering. While this detail seems insignificant at first, Holly’s investigative mind recognizes the potential for connections hidden beneath the surface, prompting…-
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Earlier that day, Olivia’s experience as a bridesmaid fills her with a growing sense of dread and discomfort. She wakes up with an oppressive headache, both a literal pain and a figurative reminder of the emotional burden she feels heading into the wedding. The thought of wearing the bridesmaid dress triggers a wave of reluctance—she dreads the very idea of embodying this role. As she struggles to get ready, a small cut on her hand causes a bloodstain to appear on the dress, an incident that triggers…-
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Hannah: The Plus-One
In the chapter The Plus-One, the protagonist, Hannah, is confronted with a deep internal struggle that leaves her emotions torn between attraction and rage. Her growing feelings for Will are clouded by the unsettling realization that he may be tied to a tragic event involving her sister, Alice. As Hannah reflects on the events that have led her to this painful conclusion, she recalls a conversation with Jethro and Luis, which planted the seed of suspicion about Will’s involvement in Alice’s untimely…-
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CHAPTER 20: GRAYSON
In Chapter 20, Grayson engages in a tense yet revealing conversation with Acacia, his late father’s wife, in the kitchen of her home. Acacia, a maternal figure with a quiet strength, discloses that she learned about Grayson’s existence 22 months ago, on the day of her mother’s funeral. Grayson, wary of disrupting her family, assures her he has no such intentions. The dialogue hints at past betrayals, including Sheffield Grayson’s affair with Grayson’s mother, and Acacia’s surprising lack of…-
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CHAPTER 50: JAMESON
In this chapter, Jameson Hawthorne finds himself in a high-stakes negotiation with the enigmatic Proprietor of the Devil’s Mercy. After Branford is taken away to face consequences, Jameson is tasked with writing down a secret on a scroll using a sharp, blade-like quill and dark purple ink. The Proprietor explains that the secret must be compelling enough to grant Jameson entry into the Game, and he will need to provide proof if it passes scrutiny. Despite his body’s physical reactions—dry mouth,…-
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CHAPTER 91: GRAYSON
Grayson seeks solace in swimming, not to escape his thoughts but to delay confronting them. When Avery joins him on the patio, their interaction is charged with unspoken emotions. Her expressive gaze conveys sympathy, frustration, and concern, while Grayson deflects with dry humor. The tension between them is palpable, yet there’s a newfound ease in their proximity. Avery’s directness cuts through Grayson’s defenses as she references his sisters and their unresolved trauma, hinting at the weight of…-
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CHAPTER 70
The chapter opens with a tense silence among the Hawthorne brothers as they grapple with the revelations about their grandfather, Tobias Hawthorne. The protagonist reflects on how Hawthorne’s manipulative schemes have shaped their lives, comparing his tactics to "killing twelve birds with one stone." The brothers realize they’ve been pawns in his grand design, with each warning the protagonist about the family’s destructive nature. Tobias’s apology and cryptic messages hint at a larger, dangerous…-
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